moulder

Object

• body: I watched in disbelief as the moldering body writhed and looked about with those dark, bulging eyes.
• remain: Why did they not indicate the true grave, or, in the last resource, produce its moldering remains?
• tower: And shake with restless foot the guilty pile, Till sink the moldering towers beneath the burdened ground.
• stone: Rumor had it, across at Sandygate, that this enclosure was full of very old and moldering grave stones.

Converse of object

• buy: Rosti buys Dutch molder March 19, 1999 Expanding Danish plastics molder the Rosti Group has bought Incase of Holland.

Adjective modifier

• vertical: Experience is no replacement for safeguarding machinery An employe injured a hand by coming into contact with cutters of vertical spindle molder.
• plastic: Wyvern Moldings is a plastic injection molder with its own range of security products.

Modifying Another Word

• away: Some have found new roles; others have been left to molder away.
• there: A skeleton form lay moldering there In the bridal wreath of that lady fair.

Noun used with modifier

• spindle: Experience is no replacement for safeguarding machinery An employe injured a hand by coming into contact with cutters of vertical spindle molder.
• injection: The injection molders run 24 hours with production being stored away in their large stores.
• blow: Dreher pitches at blow molders - at least for now.
• iron: On the 20th ult. , at Ripon, the wife of Mr T. J. JOHNSON, iron molder, of a son.
• custom: It aims to operate as a general custom molder - there is no intention to set up a catalog of stock parts.
• brick: The brick molder was the key to the operation and he was the head of the team.

Preposition: in

• attic: If you have any pictures, film, video or other memorabilia - don't dump them or let them molder in an attic.

Preposition: of

• opinion: The readership declined immediately and Cobbett's importance as a molder of public opinion likewise declined.